Cedar Rapids Kids Baseball Roundup Aces Fall for Unbeatens
Two unbeaten 10-11 year old Cedar Rapids league squads suffered their first losses as Iowa Midland topped Midwest Investment 5-3 at Ellis. Eagles beat Johnson Gas 16-3. Steve Proctor threw a no hitter for Optimists in 9-6 win. Davis-Jones continued its win streak with 22-2 over Concrete Material. Fordtown beat Type Union 6-3. Sone Mfg routed Zachar 18-9. Perpetual 9-7 over Optimists. Western Bohemian defeated Wilson 11-7. Stan Reeder 10-2 over Coca Cola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earye
Ula. Jones
Bohemian
Ein
Easles
Donnssar Sassowa Mmiidland Fe Midwest
Coca Cola
Stan Reeder
Oper
Owe National
Noelridge
Green Thumbs
Fordtowt & Tye Union
Davis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Midland
Midwest
Ellis
Rick Bouzek
Midland
Eagles
Johnson Gas
Bob Stinnett
Yusek Igram
Greg Harris
Green Thumb
Steve Proctor
Davis-Jones
Steve Hooker
Steve Griffin
Jeff
Matt Novak
Jeff Prowdy
Fordtown
Type Union
Gary Riley
Fanning
Cy Downing
Sone Mfg
Zachar
Perpetual
Optimists
Jones
Dean Christensen
Neal Johnson
Darrell Blaha
Western Bohemian
Wilson and Co
Sterling Smith
Gary Kurka
Wilson
S. Smith
van Vechten
Mark Keeton
Larry Edwards
Towa National
Center Point Extends Delaware County Lead With 8-3 Win
Center Point defeated May City 8 to 3 as Bob Meyers powered the Pointers with two home runs and five RBIs. May City trailed in the Delaware County League standings after the Sunday game against Cedar Rapids.
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May City
Delaware County
Cedar Rapids
Bob Meyers
Blevins
Elam
Jenett
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Kennedy
Mecauarry
Wilson
Boes
Halferman
Taute
Swope Bryant
J Haopkinson
Earlville
Harden
Renschler
Parkin
Kramer
Dabrowskiy
Heitors
Swanson Wins Crown at Tunis Pan Am trials
Swanson of Reinbeck led most of the 50 lap feature at Tunis speed college and won the Mid-Season stock car race as Cal Swain and other contenders contested the field. The event names Pan American games connections with Canada and the United States, including Gene Chapman and Dub Cadette among the listed participants.
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Waterloo
Cal Swanson
Reinbeck
Sioux City
Paul Splittorff
Morningside
Tunis
Speed College
Ther
Willjear
Midwest
United States
L. Cal Swal
Burlington
Gene Zhapman
Cadette Ruplington
Canada
Chuck Larsan
Vloor Cad
Cans
Medrano
Cepeda
Jarvis
Canes
Mauser
Easen
Alvarado
Wat
Helm Captures Tipton Feature in Close Finish
Bob Helm of Rochester led the Tipton feature from start to finish with a strong early lead. Rick Sawyer of Clarence and Bill Beckman of Lisbon placed second in the feature and in the trophy dash, respectively, as a large field contested at the Cedar County track. A drivers meeting is planned for 7:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds with officials urging attendance.
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Tipton
Bob Helm
Rochester
Rick Sawyer
Clarence
Bill Beckman
Lisbon
Atkins
Arlo Becker
Cedar County
Las Vegas
Howell Fraser Pan
Ron Fisher
xDon Bersman
C.R
Sian Weede
Daly
Hilson
xSteve Oppermann
Aon
Francisco
Wait Carney
West
Bud McCardell
Newton
Branch
Bab “Helm
Don Nichols
Cedar Rapids
Don Kessler
Iowa City
xRoger Buhrt
Minneapolis
Mike Niffenegger
Ka- Max Shelton
Wateriog
Iowa
Jim Gardner
Larry Matt Taber Linealne
Nebreis Curley
Oxford Jet
xGene Bears
Assemiz
Cuurane
Newman
Wrendon Fall
Harald Orr
Quenton
Eugtaras Ree
Larry Crawford
Gremi
Bred Horn
AU Batley
Cedar’ Rapids
Niftenegger
Larry Curley
Frosty Evashevski
Noam Emerson
Waterloo
Norway
Dick Bragg
Marion
Cy Chamberlin
Ity Owelt LeMars
Helm
Sawyer
Ner
Raga
Becker
Young and Zuber win at Iowa Gymkhana car show
Royal Young drives a Corvette to class A honors at Lindale Plaza in the Iowa Region SCCA Gymkhana. Dennis Zuber wins Antique Concours d Elegance with a Ford. other winners include Joe Koutny Willys Knight Johnson Lincoln Continental Stinghofer 90SL Gary Speak MGB Ken Stickler Mustang Dragster Hank eroves Tom Bruch Horst Schweishofer Liz Leedom Debi Davis Myron Young and more in a multi class event extended with rally touring and mini comers air events.
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Royal Young
Iowa
Sports Car Club of America
Lindale Plaza
Dennis Zuber
Ken Stickler
Mustang Dragster
Hank ‘Eroves
Tom Bruch
Horst & Elizbeth Schweishofer
Pegsy Meyer
Judy Martic
Beard takes $10,000 golf meet. Rule runner-up
Frank Beard, a Waterloo invitee and top pro, won by four strokes at Gate Parks, earning $2,000 after rounds of 67 and 69. Jack Rule, Jr. settled for $1,250 as runner-up with a 36 36 day. Dave Gumlin was third with 141.
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Frank Beard
Jack Rule
Waterloo
Jack Rule, Jr
Rule
Beard
Dave Gumlin
Minneapolis
Jim Hiskey
Fall Church
Bob Fry
Davenport
Gary Lockie
East Moline
Tit
Ralph Compano
Des Moines
Spray
Gate Parks Municipal
Gumlia
Exchange 9 Rotary Take Loop Leads in Kids League Play
The Exchange Club moved to the Southeast lead while Rotary led the Southwest race after Monday games in the 12 13 year old Kids league baseball. John Walker went hitless as Exchange defeated Chat and Chew 8 2. Rick Miller and Shawn Cullivan combined for a two hitter. Rotary edged South Side Civic 7 5 at Cleveland to seize Southwest top spot behind George Niehouse homer. Pepsi Cola beat Great Electric 3 2. Kilborn beat Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods 12 2 at Noelridge as Mark Hazlett collected three hits. UPWA topped Dairy Queen 6 5 with Steve Runde doubles and singles. Don Schott tripled while Greg Witwer and Paul Flanders added two hits for the losers.
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Keokuk
Chad Dore
Jim Larew
Iowa City
Gasper
Robinson
Katine
Yasiczemski
Steve Gerdes
Omaha
Emski
Boston
Ante
Greg Garret
Burlington
New York
Killebrew
Minnes
I Obine
Washington
Rita Murphy
Burlington, &I
Detroit
Karen McKee
Fitching
Ann Harsch
Ottumwa
Nancy Roland
Ecisions
Horlen
Chris Herman
O.M
J. Culver
Cleveland
Mr Caigthiine
Californi
Helde Schweizer
Searma
Steve. Wilkinson
Sioux City
bin Rompi
van Wechten Oe
Chat & Chew
Rotary
Pepsi Cola
Eros Electric
AL Noelridge
UPWA
Dairy Guee Riboen
C. Re Searls ‘Club
Exchange Club
John Walker
Rick Miller
Shawn Cullivan
South Side
Civic
George Niehouse
Great Electric
Kirk Mc Mann
Noelridge
Kilborn
Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods
Mark Hazlett
Dan Myers
Dairy Queen
Steve Runde
Don Schott
Greg Witwer
Paul Flanders
U S Track Team Praised Ahead of Pan American Games
Coach Cornelius Warmerdam of the United States selects a 47 man men's squad and 23 woman team for the Pan-American Games at Winnipeg. The team faces action starting July 29 after trials at the University of Minnesota. Warmerdam calls the squad very strong with no evident weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius “Dutch” Warmerdam
United States
Winnipeg
Can
University of Minnesota
Pan Am Trials Boost U S Track Team for Winnipeg
Janet MacFarlane 17 earned a second in the women's 100 meters and will join the U S Pan Am squad bound for Winnipeg. Jim Grelle failed to reach the 1 500 meters final as Tom Von Ruden and Sam Bair posted 3 49 8. Earl McCulloch tied the world record in the 110 meter hurdles at 13 2 while Paul Wilson and Bob Seagren claimed Pan Am spots in the pole vault.
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Winnipeg
Janet MacFarlane
U.S
Uncle Sam
Mexico City
Southern California
Earl McCulloch
McCulloch
Willie Davenport
Germany
Martin Lauer
USA
Lee Calhoun
Grelle
Ryan
Tom von Ruden
Oklahoma State
Kent State
Sam Bair
Gene Johnson
Arizona
Ed Caruthers
Nevada
Otis Burrel
Johnson
Warmerdam
Paul Wilson
Bob Seagren
Midwest Janitors Rout Norway 6-0 Behind John Reid
John Reid pitched a two hitter for Midwest Janitors earning a 6-0 victory over Norway. Reid struck out 11 with no walks and went 3-for-4 at the plate. Boots Reid Madson and Hoyt each had two hits as Midwest improved to 17-5. The scoring started in the fourth when Boots doubled, Reid singled and later scored. three more runs followed in the seventh.
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Norway
Midwest
John Reid
Reid
Dana Rourke
Vern Boots
Tom Madson
Boots
Madson
Dave Hoyt
Offman
Schulte
Brecht
Boddicker
No. 1 Pick Leftridge Dropped Overweight
LATROBE Pa AP Dick Leftridge the Pittsburgh Steelers No 1 draft choice in 1966 was released by Coach Bill Austin for reporting to training camp about 20 pounds overweight.
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Latrobe
Dick Leftridge
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bill Austin
Tto
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